A Soggy Start: Met Éireann’s Status Yellow Rain warning for Cork kicks in today
It’s not the ideal way to start the week.
Met Éireann’s Status Yellow – Rain warning for Cork, Kerry, and Waterford kicks in this morning at 9am, remaining in place until Tuesday morning at 6am.
Forecasters have warned that spells of heavy rain are likely to lead to spot flooding, poor visibility and difficult travelling conditions.
Highest temperatures will range from 9 to 11 °C and it’ll be breezy too, although rain will clear during Tuesday morning and afternoon, with highest temperatures of 9°C to 12°C expected tomorrow.
The outlook for the rest of the week remains unsettled with frequent wet and breezy spells.
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Wednesday starts with some cloud and occasional sunshine, but rain will develop in the southwest by late morning, spreading across the country with temperatures reaching 11-13°C.
Wednesday night sees heavy showers clearing northeast, followed by more rain pushing into the west, while Thursday brings a breezy morning with heavy rain and potential flooding, followed by some sunny spells and isolated showers in the afternoon. Temperatures will reach 11-14°C.
Friday begins with widespread rain and local flooding, clearing by afternoon to reveal sunny spells and scattered showers, with highs of 9-13°C.
